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Includes: Eternal Enemies, In Search of the Jaguar, Last Stand of the Great Bear, and Whales in Crisis.

Go on a safari through the African Serengeti, test your smarts with the interactive DVD and have a wildlife adventure right at home! Go on a wildlife safari looking for the "big five" leopard, buffalo, rhinoceros, lion and elephant. Interactive DVD includes more than 200 real-life wildlife clips. Over 5 hours of footage. More than 3,000 questions and answers. Stunning film images from Emmy-award-winning wildlife cameraman Hugo van Lawick. Gameboard and tokens are packed in a 3D embossed tin. Each game lasts approx. 60 minutes. For 2 to 4 players. Load up your jeep and head off on the adventures you've always dreamed of. A great game for anyone who loves animals in the wild.

A valuable at-home reference and an extraordinarily usable guide to more than 2000 of the most common and conspicuous wild plants and animals. Specially designed for quick and easy identification. Vibrant, specially drawn full-color illustrations of each of the 2000-plus species.

Take a look at the lives and habitats of some of the worlds most amazing animals! From polar bear to leopard, humpback whale to crocodile, and wolf to eagle, Wildlife Wonders takes you on a breathtaking journey around the world for some of the most gripping and touching animal behavior in the wild. Presented by David Attenborough, this two disc collection also includes Great Natural Wonders of the World, showcasing some of Earths most spectacular scenery, and The Greatest Wildlife Show On Earth, displaying the wildest of wild animal behavior!

Wildlife Specials is a bounty of BBC wildlife documentaries hosted by David Attenborough, who performed similar duties with the fantastic, 1993 Life In the Freezer. Wildlife Specials consists of six outstanding works focusing on different animals in their natural habitats. Eagles shows us a wide variety of the remarkable, predatory bird in North America, Africa, South America, and parts of Europe. Attenborough explains how eagles are designed to be powerful hunters (they can see prey a mile and a half away), have broad wings that let them float on air, and are highly intelligent and cunning. The program's breathtaking photography and editing make one feel as if a viewer's perspective is liberated by being so closely aligned to an eagle's experience. Footage of bald eagles involved in fighting says more about their natural etiquette than about savagery toward one another, and images of eagles attacking all manner of prey--turtles, salmon, deer, flamingoes--is amazing. Leopard is highlighted by infra-red photography capturing the creature's stealth and power hunting in the dark. But there is also exciting material about bushmen in Namibia whose lives have much to do with revering and following the activities of leopards in their part of the world. Evidence of leopards killing our early human ancestors is fascinating, as is an extended scene in which a leopard stalks a baboon. Polar Bear follows the solitary lives of some bears trying to hunt in the frozen tundra at the top of the world. Females herd their young away from grown males who might be in a feisty mood, while white foxes scavenge after the remains of seals hunted by polar bears. Among startling facts learned here is that polar bears can slow their metabolisms way down so as to hold onto body fat and energy that much longer during hard times.

Humpback Whales reveals that the world's largest mammal can migrate 3,500 miles, from Hawaii to Antarctica and down to the equator. Cows and calves are very close for nearly a year before the latter begin to move toward independence, and grown males can either be nice escorts on the migration path or try to scare off youngsters to get at mom for mating purposes. Much of the documentary is concerned with the famous sounds humpbacks make under water--the cries and moans and clickings that scientists don't fully understand yet. Wolf says a hunting wolf is so strong that it can take down another animal 10 times its weight. Wolves are also highly intelligent and elusive, remaining mysterious despite our best efforts to understand them and how they live. Highlights of the show include great footage of a wolf pack hunting a buffalo by wearing it down over several days. Crocodile says that crocodiles have changed little from the age of reptiles, and are the only reptile predator to outlive dinosaurs. Crocodiles control their buoyancy in water by inhaling and exhaling, and are generally designed to survive anywhere in the tropics. They also, astonishingly, colonize new rivers in other parts of the world on their own, traveling through the ocean to new homes. Special features in this two-disc set include the enjoyable "Great Natural Wonders of the World" and "Greatest Wildlife Show On Earth." --Tom Keogh

Wild adventures await you at the zoo. Spend the day observing wildlife and watching the animals play with this accessory-packed playset. Includes father, mother, son, daughter, wildlife ticket office, touring truck, snack shop, monkey playground, 2 monkeys, goat, 2 polar bears, 3 lions, elephant, camel, 2 flamingos and ostrich. Requires 2 "AA" batteries, not included. Colors may vary.

Journey through North America discovering facts about our continent's most interesting animals. From Polar Bears to Pronghorns, from Alligators to Bald Eagles, this game is perfect for young nature lovers. Excellent for car travel; Printed on heavy, high

Nature writing and photography at their exciting best.

North America's wildlife have endured the challenges put to them -- human encroachment, changing climates, and increased pollution -- with new trials forcing them to adapt as best they can. Their struggles and remarkable strategies are chronicled in North American Wildlife.

Complementing the compelling writing of David Jones are 400 of the most intriguing in-the-wild moments of wildlife ever captured: - A grizzly digging for razor clams on the shores of the Pacific - Wolves nursing their pups high in the Rocky Mountains - A Florida panther resting in the sun - Cougars and bobcats hunting - Rabbits, hares, raccoons, and pikas foraging for food - Stellar sea lions sunbathing off the Baja peninsula - Humpback whales feeding near Alaska's coastal fjords

The expansive parklands of North America provide a stunning backdrop for this dramatic close-up look at life in the wild.

Interact with new animals and endangered marine species : Rescue animals directly from the sea : Build an eco-friendly sanctuary for marine animals : Meet different characters : Heal the animals before freeing them; watch them evolve in their natural environment : Pay special attention to - dolphins, sea lions, polar bears, penguins and other cute babies : Develop a strong relationship with dolphins

Treatment of America's wild creatures and places through full-color photo galleries, natural history features, outdoor adventure articles and news items of ecological concern. Conservation-minded magazine of nature and the environment.